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Jason Galavo: George Carlin- ‘Pissing Off The Feminists’
Source:The New Democrat This is from George Carlin’s I believe 1990 HBO performance where’s he’s talking about it not being that difficult and not requiring much talent to piss off a feminist. And he talks about entering some office in New York at Ms. Magazine or National Organization For Women or some other left-wing feminist […]
Andy Snowslayer: Magnum Force 1973- ‘Excuse Me Captain: Can You Fly’: Clint Eastwood Stars
Source:The New Democrat “One of my favorite scenes and lines from the Dirty Harry series. To capture hijackers, Dirty Harry poses as an airline pilot. As the jet taxi, the confounded copilot says, “Excuse me captain, can you fly?” From Andy Snowslayer On a personal note: I don’t know about you, but I’m up for another […]
Storm: Dallas- Barbara Eden Guess-Stars: Michelle’s Sweet Revenge
Source The New Democrat “Dallas: Michelle takes over Ewing Oil and fires J.R.” From Storm If you’re familiar with the J.R Ewing character on Dallas, you know he made his career out of screwing people over and getting away with it. ( Sound any current U.S. President you know ) So to see someone return the favor […]
The Final 24: Nicole Brown Simpson
Source:The New Democrat “Vibrant, funny, and beautiful, Nicole Brown Simpson appears to have it all. With loads of money, a great body, and two adorable children, the ex-wife of football legend O.J. Simpson is living the Hollywood dream. In 24 hours, however, the dream will be brutally shattered, Nicole will be dead, and her ex-husband […]
Classic Film & TV Cafe: The 10th Victim 1965- ‘Clip with Ursula Andress and Marcello Mastroianni’
Source:The New Democrat “Ursula Andress and Marcello Mastroianni fall in love while trying to kill each other, endorse products for TV, and avoid being shot by other assassins. And everyone tries to look groovy!” From Classic Film & TV Cafe This scene doesn’t look that different from Ursula Andress’s first scene in James Bond’s Dr. No […]
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- Skeptic Magazine: Michael Shermer- Interviewing Andrew Seidel: ‘Why Christian Nationalism is Un-American’
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Tag Archives: The 1930s
Constitution Daily: Staff- Happy Days Are Here Again: The 21st Amendment Repeals Prohibition
Source: This piece was originally posted at The New Democrat: Constitution Daily: Staff- Happy Days Are Here Again: The 21st Amendment Repeals Prohibition If you think the so-called War on Drugs in America goes back to 1971 which is way … Continue reading
UCTV: Harry Kreisler Interviewing David Kennedy- FDR and The New Deal
Source: UCTV: Conversations With History- David Kennedy on Lessons From FDR’s New Deal As a Liberal myself I don’t like hearing Franklin Roosevelt being viewed as a Liberal. Especially when it comes to civil liberties, equal rights the United States Constitution … Continue reading
The Book Archive: ‘We Work Again 1930s’- The Legacy of The New Deal
Source: This piece was originally posted at FRS FreeState The New Deal, a monster that Libertarians and Conservatives would probably describe the New Deal as something they would like to tear down and perhaps start over with more of a … Continue reading
James Miller Center: FDR Fireside Chat 7- On the Social Security Act: The History of Social Security
Source:FRS FreeState “Edited version of President Franklin Delano Roosevelt’s seventh fireside chat, delivered April 28, 1935. For full audio and transcripts of presidential speeches, please visit http://millercenter.org/scripps/archi…” Source:James Miller Center: FDR Fireside Chat 7- On The Social Security Act When … Continue reading
